[DSW] Results from 10/27 Show

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Thanks to Larry Goodman for sending along the following:

It was another full house at the Deep South Wrestling show in McDonough, Georgia Thursday night. Here’s what went down.

(1) Ryan Reeves beat Palmer Cannon via DQ when Freakin’ Deacon interfered. Deacon got his nose busted up hardway in the fracas with Reeves.

(2) Mac Johnson pinned Kenny Omega at 5:29.

(3) Eric Perez beat Lash LeRoux in 6:35. Perez (formerly Eric Alexander in WWC Puerto Rico) was shirtless this week.

(4) Ray Gordy beat John Slaughter in 5:57. New look for Gordy.

(5) Mike Knox (with Derrick Neikirk) defeated Tony Santorelli (with Mike Taylor) in 7:44. The Regulators (Shane Twins) gave Santorelli a DDT on the floor when referee Mike Posey wasn’t looking to give Knox the victory on a silver platter.

(6) Johnny Parisi (with Angel Williams) pinned Damien Steele. Parisi was nursing a hip injury that occurred earlier in the week.

(7) Ryan O’Reilly beat Joe Slaughter via count out at 6:20. Slaughter couldn’t make it back into the ring after taking a punch from O’Reilly.

(8) The Miz beat Kid Kash in 9:05. Best match and best heat.

(9) Mike Taylor (with Santorelli) beat Derrick Neikirk (with Knox) in 8:33. This time the Regulators attacked Neikirk to give Taylor the win.

Paul Heyman was backstage.

The show was yet another dry run for television. There was no announcement about a television deal. Steven Prazak and Nigel Sherrod provided commentary. Dan Masters handled the ring announcing duties.

NOTES: It appears that smoke doesn’t equal fire. Contrary to my report last weekend, DSW owner Jody Hamilton opted not to make the trip to Columbus for last Saturday’s Great Championship Wrestling show. Ryan O’Reilly and Daisy Mae (Karma) from DSW did work the GCW show. Jack Bull was backstage but was not the wrestler billed as Michael Steel as stated in my report. DSW is sending talent to GCW to give them more work. At this point, that’s all there is to it. Knox and O’Reilly are booked for the 10/29 GCW show.

Matthew Michaels is editor emeritus of Pulse Wrestling, and has been since the site launched.